Emily Lloyd
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Newtown cider thief shoved shopkeeper and was red-dotted with taser by police officer (opens the original)
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A Newtown man has avoided an immediate prison sentence after he attacked a shop worker and stole alcohol. Ricki Kirkham pushed shop assistant Vijay Kamaraj as he attempted to stop him leaving Garth Owen Stores with cans of cider. Mr Kamaraj fell into an internal door which broke off its hinges. Kirkham then refused to be arrested and was threatened with a taser, but eventually was placed in handcuffs and cannabis was found in his sock. Helen Tench, prosecuting, told Welshpool Magistrates' Court,
Burner phone blunder led police to drug dealer - and he's now behind bars (opens the original)
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A Powys drug dealer, who was was caught when a lost burner phone was handed in to police has been sent to prison. Richard Hopkins was handed a 40-month sentence yesterday (Tuesday, September 29) at Swansea Crown Court after he admitted a string of offences relating to cocaine and cannabis. The court was told how the 47-year-old had supplied drugs to a "small number" of people to fund his own addiction. He had previously admitted being involved in the supply of cocaine between December 22, 2025 a
Welsh border farmhouse with three cottages sells for record £300,000 at auction (opens the original)
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A Welsh border farmhouse with three cottages and riverside land has sold for £300,000 at a record auction. Haimwood, at Llandrinio, had a guide price of £225,000 to £250,000 before going under the hammer on Friday (September 25). The sale formed part of Hallsâ latest collective property and land auction, held at the firmâs Battlefield headquarters in Shrewsbury at 2pm. The auction raised £2.755 million, a record for the regional estate agent and auctioneer. Haimwood includes a farmhouse
Powys bus passengers face disruption after road collision (opens the original)
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A crash has cause disruption for bus users this morning (Wednesday, September 30). Tanat Valley Coaches shared that its X76 service cannot serve the entire route because of a road traffic collision. The service usually covers Welshpool to Newtown, but is currently only able to serve Montgomery to Newtown. Historic Powys country house sells for £230k despite needing full restoration 'Severe' weather brings day-long rail disruption between Machynlleth and Aberystwyth Drivers face 49-mile diversion
Newtown pair to face crown court judge over alleged drug supply (opens the original)
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A pair from Newtown have had their case sent to the crown court after they were accused of possessing Class A drugs with intent to supply. Rowan Webster, 26, and Ollie Wilson, 21, appeared at Welshpool Magistrates' Court earlier today (Tuesday, September 29) where they faced two identical charges. The court was told that the pair are accused of possessing 27.2 grams of cocaine at The Garage in Forden, Welshpool on February 8, 2024, with the intent to supply. They are also accused of having 140g
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